About this site
MinnesotaElectricianExam is independent, free practice for the Minnesota Class A journeyworker and master electrician exams. Every practice page is free and needs no sign-up.
Why it is built this way
The Minnesota exam is 80 questions in 5½ hours with a code book DLI hands you: a soft-cover 2026 NEC with no tabs. So the site trains three things: the calculation methods on new numbers every time, finding any rule in an untabbed book through the contents and index, and the Laws and Rules Booklet that comes with it.
Where the facts come from
- Exam format and rules in the room: the DLI electrical license examination guide, in effect for exams since Sep 8, 2026.
- NEC edition: Minnesota Rules 1315.0200 adopts the 2026 NEC as the Minnesota Electrical Code. We found no Minnesota amendments to it.
- Licenses, experience, fees and renewal: Minnesota Statutes chapter 326B, Minnesota Rules chapter 3800 and the DLI licensing page.
- Pass rates: the Board of Electricity meeting minutes, as printed.
Minnesota facts were last checked on Nov 15, 2026. Every guide shows its own date and sources.
How NEC values are checked
Calculation problems use values from 2026 NEC tables (ampacities, conductor areas, motor currents and others). A calculation topic goes live only when the values it uses agree across at least two independent sources. Code questions that state a requirement go live only after the same check; until then the code lookup drills ask only where a rule lives. Topics and questions that don't meet the rule stay off the site.
How the Laws and Rules questions are checked
Each of the 207 questions comes from one statute or rule provision and shows the words from it that make the answer right. A script checks every quote word for word against the official text from the Revisor of Statutes, and every question was then read by hand against its provision.
Why we never print NEC tables
The NEC is a copyrighted work of NFPA. Problems tell you which table to open and your answer is checked against the right value, but we never reproduce NEC text or tables.
What we are not
We are not affiliated with the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry, the Board of Electricity or NFPA. NEC and National Electrical Code are registered trademarks of NFPA. No question comes from a real exam. Always confirm with DLI before you apply or test.